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How To Keep Your Cool in a Crisis
Learn to prepare and to clear your head so that the crisis is handled, not fumbled.
Personal Growth from mvladolin
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Working Class Foodies: Garlic
The WCFoodies answer YOUR questions. Today, it's all about our most-used cooking ingredients.
Food & Drink from hungrynation
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How-To Make Halloween Snacks
http://www.howtogirl.com/?p=241 Madeline makes some spooky and spicy grilled cheese sandwiches and her famous Graveyard Cakes!
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How-To Carve a Jack O' Lantern
http://www.howtogirl.com Instead of just normal jack o' lanterns, try painting pumpkins, or making them into mini coolers. And don't forget to toast the seeds!
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How To Make Trinket Melt and Pour Soap
A little bar of soap can make a big splash, especially when it's got a fun and funky middle. Once your kids see the prize inside, they'll scrub themselves silly to get it.
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How To Make a Votive Candle
Smaller and squatter than ordinary candles, votives are personal-sized creations perfect for private worship—or for perking up your patio, picnic, or poolside party.
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How To Customize Melt and Pour Soap
So you've mastered the melt and pour technique—now it's time to really soup up your soap with everything from festive colors to fruit seeds.
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How To Make a Sand Painting
Sand isn't just for building castles by the beach or shoveling around the sandbox—you can use it to make beautiful, colorful artwork too!
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How To Make Melt and Pour Soap
In just a few hours you can make your own soap, the perfect gift for hostesses, housewarmings, or—if you're feeling really generous—yourself.
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How To Make Goobeldy Goo
Your science teacher would call this ooey, gooey gunk a polymer. Your mom might call it messy. We call it fun!